The last chair you need
Secretlab is a Singaporean manufacturer of gaming chairs and office furniture aimed at gamers.
Introduction Secretlab is a brand that’s very respected in the gaming/office chair business, and recently they’ve been trying to convert that success to another section of the office: desks. The Magnus Gaming Desk was a product that perhaps was a little overlooked in a rather saturated market, but this Magnus...
Introduction Gaming isn’t exactly a very active hobby, and if you combine that with a desk job you’ll find yourself in a sitting position for the majority of the day. There’s a saying that goes ‘never skimp out on things that separate you from the ground,’ and the same rings...
Introduction If you’re even a moderately competitive gamer you’ll be spending many, many hours behind your desk and as we all know sitting down isn’t exactly the healthiest thing to do, so it’s important (among other things such as getting up every now and then and having healthy exercise habits)...
Introduction Gaming, as we all know, isn’t exactly a super active hobby or profession. Gamers are sitting down for multiple hours each day, and if you’re going to do that you better make sure that you’re sitting comfortably and doing so in a chair that adequately supports your back and...
Introduction If you’ve been watching this year’s Worlds, you might’ve noticed something new tucked under the players’ elbows: freshly minted armrests with integrated digital panels on each side. Those are the new Secretlab InfinitePrecision™ Armrest (On-Stage Standard) — the most precise, adjustable, and advanced armrest ever created for players. They...
Introduction Anyone who is invested in the pro scene of any competitive game will know that some pros can be extremely meticulous about their setup. And if you look at the comments on the Reddit thread showcasing Ropz measuring his desk height with a ruler, you’ll see that even regular...
Introduction Sitting is the new smoking. Or at least, that’s what we’ve been hearing for years. And while that statement might be a bit hyperbolic, there’s certainly truth to it. Now that we’re spending more and more time in a seated position, breaking up that pattern of sitting down is...
